Can poetry be taught? How can we teach and learn a poetic way of being in the world with respect to all Creation? Is poetry our natural wisdom? Lao Tzu (571-531 BC), an ancient Chinese sage, teacher, historiographer, and poet says that poetic wisdom is a subtle essence of the universe and a virtuous treasure of cultural simplicity. This book invites you, the reader, to learn about poetry from high school students and their unique visions, voices, and stories. In this context of the Tao, poetry helps us as human beings to perceive and experience the subtle nature of the Universe. We begin to re-imagine education as a cultural story, in which learning and teaching are the subtle pathways of unrestricted cognition without any dogmas of modern discourses.